CORPORATE MEETING & EVENT PRODUCTION
From all-hands and board meetings to off-sites and corporate hospitality events, GlobeStream Media has your event covered.
Working hand-in-hand with your corporate communications or marketing team, GlobeStream Media helps you craft impactful events for employees, stakeholders, and potential clients. More than just providing av gear, GlobeStream Media can help design a communications experience so that leadership's vision lands with absolute clarity, teams leave aligned and energized, remote employees feel included, and the company's brand looks polished and forward-thinking.
Whether a 20-person board meeting, 75 person strategy off-site, 10,000-person global all-hands meeting, or a VIP corporate hospitality event, GlobeStream Media has the experience and expertise to ask the right questions and deliver an engaging brand-aligned experience.
CORPORATE MEETING AND EVENT
PRODUCTION CASE STUDIES
GlobeStream Media has worked with companies big and small to deliver board meetings, off-sites, all-hands meetings, and hospitality events of all sizes. Here are just a few highlights:
Nutanix All-Hands Meetings
Nutanix is a global leader in enterprise cloud solutions, enabling IT teams to build and operate powerful multi-cloud architectures. They are also a leader in employee communication and engagement, hosting all-hands meetings to keep the company's workforce up-to-date on the latest developments.
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GoPro Corporate Communications
GlobeStream Media has collaborated with Tucker Media Group to provide live streaming production services for a breadth of GoPro internal communications events. From monthly Town Halls to quarterly Family Hangs to their innovative GoPro Women's Summit, GlobeStream Media has helped GoPro deliver corporate communications events of all sizes from across the country and around the word.
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GLOBESTREAM MEDIA BLOG
Live event management is often mistaken for a single day's work, when in reality most of it happens weeks before anyone walks through the door. What does live event management involve, beyond the hours the event is actually running? It is the coordination of every moving piece, goals, logistics, vendors, technology, and people, so that the event itself feels effortless to the person experiencing it. That gap between what audiences see and what makes an event work is where most of the value...
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AV rental in Dallas sounds like a simple transaction until you are the one responsible for making sure a keynote speaker's microphone does not cut out in front of 500 people. What determines whether that rental goes smoothly? It comes down to a handful of decisions made well before the event, not the equipment list itself. Dallas is one of the busiest corporate event markets in the country, home to a dense concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters and a convention infrastructure built to...
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Good AV system design starts long before anyone touches a cable, and that is exactly why so many events fall short of their potential. It is tempting to think of AV as a checklist: microphones, screens, speakers, lighting. But system design is the thinking that happens before the checklist even exists, and it is what makes AV system design "good" in the first place: design that begins with your goals and your audience, then works backward to the equipment that will deliver on both. We see...
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